hold more snow moisture. 4. If we receive excessive rainfall, the weight of the roof snow can increase rapidly. 5. If your structure is in question, it is best to consult an Idaho licensed engineer. Please be aware of the potential dangers of shoveling or raking snow from a roof.
Ooooh, That Smell...Must Be Skunk. February through March is mating season for striped, hog-nosed, and hooded skunks, hence why their signature smell is so common around those times. Used as a defense mechanism, skunks spray each other when competing for a mate or when unreceptive to courting attempts.
Striped skunks, hog-nosed, and hooded skunks breed in February and March and the babies are born in May and June. Spotted skunks breed either later in the spring, in early summer, or in the fall â as is the case with western spotted skunks.